'7 Our $2.00 Ladies" Shoe is. 1
well knotvn for its' SiulislI-
ness. and Long Service.
F. D. LYON ti. CO.
i
Engineer Bellars fell
from Ermine of Train
While Trying to Remove Obstruction
From Band Pile He Dislocated .
Shoulder and was Bruised.
. . .- M.
STAMFORD. l)ec. lit. “With It I-Ihoul.
IlIII' dislocated and his l)t)ll_\' covered
with bruises. tllIirIIuee K. llIIllurs, of
litinhury. (lIIllll.. a freight engineer,
‘l'llll hi..I IIIIIiII from ilnrrh:_on to Stnnr
fIIIIIl this rooming. tin lIlIl journey.
Bellnrs noticed that the aunt] pipes
were stopped up. turd while IIrIleiIut
:IinuI: IIII his engine to it plflt't“ whcrII
he could remove the ohutruction, he
loot his IIIIlIIIIIIe IIIId fell. IIIIIItIIluiuII II
lilHilH‘fl‘t‘tl :IhoulIleI' IInIl minty bruiseh‘.
I‘lIII trIIiII reuehed here III 7:30 where
I: new engiuoer IoolI ltellnrn’ pinIIe. llel-
iIIrI: \I'III: removed to his home in llun-
iiilt‘) ititlllI‘.
‘ o
5A?‘.BRO()K thI. lit. -'llI.- .IppI III
nee m n utrunge sloop IIIIeht oll' hIrII
gateway, was followed last night In
I WOlfifiale [limits in the collagen III
MW!“ fqu-IIIII plIIIII: in all helm:
Visited III IIIIIIIIIIIleIIn in this I-Iounet-
flaw is it rutal ed that two _IIII~III:.I Itgo ll
Mime sloop IIaiuII-Il him iI lliltl III the
mute type as the IIIII H‘t‘ II off in III- tut:-
tQM” put. in III lI'I,‘en\IiIk IIIIIi IIIIII
mainly tron) her. rnnstII-kI-Il tlu
dunner houneu and did (-quIiItetInlIie
hvi‘ag. At the. time l)I-pul) Sheriff"
_ th interrupted IIII- tlIiI II-III IIIIII
’ $11 one of them II I‘lIlorIIl t‘I-lloII',
saw. the name III‘ Jackson. IIIIIl
Qt whom he sIIIIIIIIInl conviction.
imp is no“ \l IviIIII.’ II IlIrI'II J'IIIIIII.”
”tonne at “'etlIIIIIilI'lIl llilSl )‘Itlll
some sloop IIppcnIII-Il oi’l' Fl‘ 'll\\li'k
d d til t night IIIIIIIlv all of tin snuIll
" min (I? the HIIItlord Bout (‘luh III Iiu—
her in the (two were filt'lppell. 'i‘iIII
[Sop disappeared. This sloop huh ap-
‘ l‘ed at times at other points tInIl it
till generally been believed that she
ital manned by mut’w ho umkc II pine-
toe of visiting shore colonies and pie lt—
' up[ what IIIOVlllJiI [ItopellI is at
hand). Last night tIppurI-ntl) tlII- IIII ll
did not get much 1)hiIII|III,\nIIiIII: tlII
gen broken into Iv ore thezse (I 0.
morons. at Essex III. II. “otniore, .I.
02.6. Willurd mm H. (i. [ruin of
New ngrk; Bishop Knight. of Milwau-
VATlCANS SUDDEN WEALTH.
Nearly $11000. 000 Poured into it: Got
fer:
. HOME Dec. lh——~. \(Ioidintc to the Tri-
lIIma the vtItitIItn lItIIl sudden weItlIII
poured into its coffers yesterday. For
some time IIIIrIniII sums which were
known to he poIIIII-Isucd by Pope Leo
were looked for without result the
scale it toward the I IIIl lII-Iomiug some
“hot t'IIIeIlsh
L'ItrIlinnl Gotti pIot‘I-III (If the pIopII-
gnuda, llt'i'(t)lllflllll)lllg Monsignor Mur
Zolini. one of the late pope's secrotre
rics, drove up to the vaticnn yesterday
and getting out hurridly began our
him: (II a heavy object in the (-IIIIIIinIIII.
Assistance II III. offered. but it wot-I firm—
i) II- tuned and ('nrdinnl Gottl (Ind Mgr.
\larzolini between them '(Iarrtod the
mysterious object to the apartment. of
Pope Pius. They were immediately
admitted and remained for two hours.
Intent-III curiosity wnI. aroused by this
mm as it was believed to have some I‘-@
lotion lo the missing wenlth and the
\Iildost rumors. \Vt Ie circulated. it soon
became known however. that the butt
contained 54,000.0th lrnneext $9.000.-
IIotII iII' bunk notes.
.\'\'hen (‘nt'diuul Golli entered the
lll‘t‘h'l nee. of the popII, he sank to his
Rolurtr Dr. lIIgIIlIII. .IiIeoh [.1 .
. nees uIIIl IIIintin" to his burden
mm lIraut-is Goodwin and ..l thin»I 3...”. ‘ l h
of Httrztlotd “"1"” 'Lllkkml ""m "Your holiness. the lIInIIIIIteIi Leo
.Jttsl in i'tII'II his tittilll confided lIl niPI
IIhII money which i now III)‘ at your
low. shying that. if i succeeded him i
was to use it (It: i though best, but.
,tlIIII if another took his place l was
. to turn the mom) over to him after a
period of four months had elapsed.
'l lllta‘ I now do. in the presence on Mgr.
'IlIIr zolini. who llI‘N been the onlv oiheI
person to share the sectet.”
it seems llO\\'t~‘\’t‘| that it he V‘l‘l mine
but it pouri: fot the ’l'rihunn goes (III to
firehgt about I o $[tir'np thing
Rt. lie he, »WIII rpm"
ectMriol e (Filth
tact Attorney CtIseVI aid“ tllat‘u‘fie if?” (‘h “g m the lute p l“? land's
llfi héariug Deeembm R ”'0 ‘ll‘fi’ml’ (-rhumhe in ordet to gel at. the (Ilectrit
hats would undoubtedly be remoIeIl to! light will... found in a hole in ”1..
ucorcl. N. H. “'m'” ”l" I‘ll"g“ll IIIIll sever IIIIi hugs II hit I) \II'I'IIIIIIIIIIIieI-Islv
W“ committed. itied. These bags when opened wet e
f til t (20 . 9.270000 francu:
whom a child takes by the hand. i “:11 310030) inmgltiilil L
[ Iron 01m to God.
:luirlea Jackson. of \iiIIIiiIIIoIIII on i I I
“Werner Bulkeley The _IlIoIough oili-
net‘s have soul word in tin I-IIIitIgI-I
new to lune their 1)ial('t.‘< inspected
60‘ thin. it duty In IlIItI=IIuineIl if th
raid was productive of much IIIIII.
MANUFACTURED COUNTERFEITS.
BOSTON Dec. Ills—Prod l. Wilson
tutti Edwnr‘d ll. Wiggin who II on» IIII~
.tod yesterday. in this city on IhI-I‘
oharge of manufacturing Iounterreit
k teas. were held in $7 000 with
, rtheahenilng hit-United State:
ion Fin‘lté h 9"tmltiy his
RUSSIA WOULD AVOlD RUPTURE.
PARlS. [)cc. l9.~—Ilussia has mad:-
nnother move toward avoiding a I’lIIlI
hI-llcve it will he t"olloIIed in a few
.luvs by the submisaion of II second
proposition. tending to ameliorate the
, present strained situation. Tlte ac—
tion already taken consists in giving
IIIIsurIInntIs that the first proponition
which the Cznr apprmed was not in
nu) sense an ultimatum. or sine qua
non: but was a preliminary step tend
the toward II pacific ndjnsttnent. This
declaration is considered up the oili-
clnls here on removing one of the
moi-It dangerous aspects of the situn-
tlon us it had been (Inserted that RllF
slat; proposition was practicum rm lli'
timatum which on being rejected ht
Japan made a rupture certain. 0n
the contr'aty. Russian assurances per-
mit Baron (le Rosen. the Russian mitt-
ister at Tokio to continue the ncgo
tintiuns even beyond the terms of the
first proposition. The. Russian author.
files hate not yet definitely been advis-
(Id of .lnpan‘ s rejection of the proposi
tion. but if the reiection is officially
communicated another proposition will
be made looking toward the avoidance
of a rupture. The nature of the
terms of this further proposition is not
disclosed as it depends on Japan's re-
ply; but. Russia's intention to make
another proposition is considered to be
II distinct. moderation of the [immune
WASHINGTON Dec. 19. “The Natl
I'oat SlaSlI in Prices
[:Holtdau Goods.
wing to the fat-t that l IIIIIIpied
l. 01 In column in the front page, of
local paper on Friday last. and
rid mun) near having a from
my store, in evidence. enough
these goods have. got to move and
‘ he may call again when
e prices i am offering I am ashram
. name, as no doubt some, would
, ‘He never bought them or paid
him.” i have an elegant assort-
~ J at. Bronze Clocks in statuary and
W: e. Bought up from a Maiden
title also some elegant Bric- Hr
. Votes and Comer Pieces. 1
manner see the public get the
SW the sherln'. ’
loot my doors twice on Sat-
! had to allow no children
“rolls on aewunt' of our
.30 Iéhildren must not feel of-
keep everything in the
ticall‘y sinned with satisfaction to all
parties. though there I: still a possibil-
lilo 33.. and Zinc up to
fdoklpigcqtflperoent.
' Chlld’ 5 Tables.
arrange. the details of the settlement.
Large assortment
and men lucid:
I senator German Wanted Ropom.
turn with anun. and thorn is reason to ,
: andrettn affair ll» believed, toIb’I inc:- V
fly that. a (21! days will he natured to
The Navy Department “It!” received
word that the Sun Francisco called
rm 7 for Mandra-
" or of honor}
1 The con-
PQCTM. IlNWOTlMTlON.
Out l
mu» Wu PoltpOnod.
WASHINGTON Doc 19 ”Al the DE tlw plan
I gluing of today a 'aesatou of the Senate mined through Inulu by allowing
Mr. Gorinnn prewnted and Inked lm- them to charge up oxtrl oommlulon.
‘ mediate consideration for a resolution which was then applied to liquidation
to of old doblICI.
din-cling the Postutautoi I-Gcnoral
«and to the Senate the reports of'
Fourth Attendant I’outmastctmenornl'
iII-lulow and Holmes COnrud Ind
L‘Ioruad and Charl.ou.l Bonaparte spoc
lIIl commissioners for the. xotcrnmont.
IIIIIIIlutlonII cull already had been sent
to the House and had been ptinted.
\lr. Lodge suggested that the House
document be l't'pl‘lnlml. but Mr Gor-
Inuu said that document but! only been
published by a House committee and
that ho prefotrod to how the. infotma
lion direct from the head of the Post
Office Department .
ltlr Quay then Inuit» objection and
asked for the postponement. oi the
resolution for a day. This ohicctlon
has the effect of ptmtponlng (I. .ldoru-
tion until after theJIoliIlnyI-I.
WHEELER (I COMPANY'S DEBTS.
NEW HAVEN, llee. l”.""t\ heurlupt
on the estate of E. S. Wheeler IIIIII
t‘ompuny, IleulIIrI: lu buildi‘tl: IIIIrIlwnIIII.
now in hIIukrutpey. WIIII held today he
tore lchII'y (i. l't‘Wltlll, rcl'III-IIII In bunk
I'utpey. the (Ixtuuinullou of Mr. Wheel
IIr consuming lllilb‘i oi' the session. Mr.
SPECIAL
Men's llIIIelI WIIIIIIIIIIl Suits. Stun,
MIIII‘: (iI'IIy Whipcord IpiIIiu or ii
Men's llluc llIIskcI \\'IIIII'II IIIIIiIIII
Little llojI's' .\'ori'(.I|lII. i'IIIIIIy piIIiI
t.‘IIIIIIIi‘.~I ilIIiII l'IIIchIchIr, union st
6 North Main St
He said that the Ioports lot which the .
For Christmas.
Men‘s i-‘nuey \t‘IIIIIIIIIII IIiIIll pluitl I.
ltoyI-I‘ Norfolk or llllllllll"llrt‘ll5lt‘tl IlIluek cherioll II'IzI-I: limit}. title.
Harry Goodwin,
inew comp-n): utter the future at the.
old ilrm in 1883 and the moon- by
which funds were rained. on o oooporr
He said mom an (It)
in that way said Mr.
Wheeler II (-onIIlIlerublc port of the
old debt. was liquidated.
.M
PASSINGER8 ON THI LUOANIA,‘
NEW Y.()RK Doc 19-01! the Cu-
nard line steamer Lucnnta. from LII/or-
pool (Ind Quoeuulown today were Lady
|DurIInd. with of the British ambit-Isa-
Ilor at Wauhlngton, Minn Durand and
HenIv White nonretnrv of the Ameri-
I(‘l|ll nmhuey nt bondon. Sir Herbert
Durand the ilrltinh ambnsnador. met
his wire and (laughter at the pier. Bor-
Ietnry Henry White. of the American
.I‘Iuhouuv lonIiIIu come here for the
holidays and Id spend his ChrlIIIquI
II ilh his non. who lIIH a freshman at Him
vnrd [lulu-toll) HO will remain here
five weeks. “The one absorbing quoII- '
lion in Iiinttlmnl ut prescut." he Hillti
"is the fluent question. IIIIIl the word
‘flrtcnlilltmf which “'llS coined by Henry
Asquith. is to be heard everywhere:
The fnilure of England to recognize.
l’IInIIInII implies no houtillty. England's
poliev lIIIII llllMly'i hccu to \I M until ll
.wmmmldotihomtudonofl
goIernmI-ut huz: hIen lIIlIly catubllsh- '
(III Iutd a president elected. 1‘th “flit
IIIIIIIIIII the (MI in regard to Brazil
roman pmcs. $10.00
FORMER PRlCE. 10.98
SALIIII,
$7.48.
FORMER PRICE. $11.98
llliltll‘ l.
57.48.
FORMER PRICE. $11.98
nIIIIlII.
FORMER PRICE. $1.48 and 31.93
l and (’tlxhlllt‘l‘t‘. Sli‘h
FORMER PRICE. $1.98
IItupod. TItlI‘. FORMER PRICE, 75:
South Nor-walk
"‘W'
("lad through
mono
THE PR 0
IS NOT spemlalt‘be.
It Will inter-est
F. E. SMITH. 2
Chas. H.
53333935" ‘ ' 1325:».
v
‘ 399150:
.I
J2"
[ “That
46 Wall St.
We MID hole n tow main In
' wwmfim nudity
6%: too
YOU
FOR FULL PA RTICULARS, ADDRESS
AGENT S~CHAS E CURTIS. Nor'hmlk Conn.
JEWELER:
MaMmmaO
. we ore veiling children‘s Suits turd Over-coin at grainy reduced price"
Batu and ammonia tint were fmmfltoflll‘l'htfifoum
he. clown .‘Su’t El: tro- maul! to onuthlrd III
T6 MA" E
MONEY
You Must Invest In.
DO YOU SAVE?
Would vou Save $1.00 per month and upward
if vour. Principal and Interest 'nme Properly se-
POSITI’ON '4"
Investigate fills matter,
No. Main St.. 50. Norwalfi, Gt.
5——
ninIIIIh i
’3 A, ’9
fie
hi,
this
aura Salt- nnd brat-colt; Fancy
harm ~
“.1.“ II
I hugs. kid gloves. white fans.
I
i
i
i
i
I
pleasant.
' neckwear.
TRISTRAM‘ & HYATT, Norwalk,00nn.
no. 2 and a éAzntrc BUILDINo;
aluntlll remembrances.
gr where the best goodl and the huge III varieties are and where you not the best and most poille attention. and.
not only this but In ery modern suggestion has been adopted to make uhoppin 5 quick, methodical comfortable and
A few suggestions.
. I .I‘ ‘ . ii: I" ' ‘
After monthe of preparation for the Christmas busing“ our doors opened this morning upon the beat assort-
A word of advice. To make decilioli'tiilqulckiy and be antisfled‘wvlth them you moist
merit of gifts ,it has been our privilege ever to (resemble. Every department is. well supplied with ‘t'rtlatl‘c and still: '"
Z.
NOTION DEPT.
l All the newest things in shopping. The lament. line We IlIVe ever had.
.We can positively suit you here.
\
HOBIERY DEPT
Good warm flannel» hoeictv of every l
description.
W...—
LACE DEPT.
Natty stock collars. ribbnnn. laces,
pillows bureau ucarfo. pillow unions"
‘ underwear,
‘ sneques.
KITCHEN DIP‘I‘.
()Itd piccel of chhuv. lamps tardiners,
\' “FUR
HANDKERCHIEFS.
I
UMBRELLAB.
ART DEpT A very handsome anortment of
pour, ivory. silver, and natural hand-
An elegant line (It novelties sofa lo». for men and women
WHITE GOODS DEPT.
Table. linens. nnpkhla, linen nets.
fancy waist patterns.
LADIES’ DEPT.
Flannelbtte gowns and skirts. muslin
white aprons, Ilroaulngi
Chi-tum. Card. and Bukn.‘
Blankotn. Ru‘gl. Lac. Curtain.
l
GHICKIOTIH' I [MOI-II”
(tumult..-
Mm. Al li Mo . one
would? 'Tmrs ”Beirut.
la REID (Gold mourn born Lama
lerI nmitbion Tull- " other. ‘Rem
0- ll snub-“union. low
thu- huy at your (mum. or "and
"”7. Put III-n. Tout-undo;
DH ‘ on: MM'l- Law. by I.
fill ll)!" I‘Hl- ”(arr Tatlnnnuh “MM
r
try-Iota IN: mgr“... [ I... Booms.
lla'n'l'.‘ P.‘ 33'
Somcl‘hhlg in (Ira
Jewelry Line
Would be most approprlaul
for an
- x mas gm
Call and didmfnb my stock
Richard Noack,
36 NORTH MRIN STREETM
“a...
We have no bluffII. hot air or ghost
stories to offer. Everything just M
represented. Our entire stock is
marked at figures that will surprise
you. No larger or choteer selection;
no better prices are to be found in The
Norwnlks. One can easily vhrify this
statement by spending a few moments
in our store. Everything to amuse
and instruct the children. Many things
for the older ones. .
Special sale of Both! and Go-Curtu
Saturday and Monday. Goods deliv-
ered free.
Store open evenings until Christmas.
SIIIIII inns & BIIIIII,
52 So. Main 81.. South Norwulk.
t
GIOVer’s the Place
Our Credit Helps Chrrstntgs Plans
to Speedy RealIzatIon
The lack of cash does not hinder the
*Illlll .e .
den and helpinn‘ hundreds to nutter“ litéir;
Xmas gills in a watt that IsWenIeul lull...
pleasant.
Come In and see our oiferitigs.
Jewelru. Furs Umbrellas. Cleats and
Ottercoais to 3015. .
We carrII nothing but useful articles.
You can’t spend noiu mount) here lot
foolish articles.
i .
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Norwalk Chronicler